Sajjad Ahmad is the founder of GetCoreTech and writes most of its articles. He researches from primary sources, such as filings, advisories, changelogs and standards, to cover technology without the marketing, for builders, founders and IT leads.
Sajjad Ahmad is the founder of GetCoreTech, a technology publication built on one rule: report what the documents show, not what the announcement says. He writes most of its articles, covering AI agents, cybersecurity, tech business, cloud, developer tools and more.
His approach is research-first. Before writing, he goes to the primary source: the SEC filing, the CVE record, the vendor’s changelog, the regulator’s text, the study itself. Every number in a GetCoreTech article carries who measured it, how and when, and every claim links to a source the reader can open.
GetCoreTech is written for people with a decision to make: developers, founders, CTOs and security leads who have limited time and want the evidence stated plainly.
Palo Alto's GlobalProtect flaw CVE-2026-0257 went from an advisory on 13 May to ransomware intrusions by June. This timeline separates what the documents show from what sources only report or claim.
Microsoft's 26 October Voluntary Exit Offer has one press-supported figure, about 60,000 eligible employees, and no published cost, deadline or acceptance count. We separate what the company post says from what only press reports and spoken statements supply.
Two exploited flaws hit CISA's KEV catalog on 29 October, but upgrading GitLab to the 12 October builds still leaves a second CVSS 10.0 flaw open. Here's what to patch, and in what order.
Jio Platforms opened 21.36% above its issue price after selling only 2.93% of the company, while its first results show growth in the low teens. We test scarcity against growth as the source of the premium.
Sorting a patch queue by CVSS puts actively exploited flaws behind thousands that nobody is using. Four yes-or-no questions adapted from CISA's new directive give a small team a faster order.
Anthropic's S-1 names a ticker, an exchange and 22 underwriters but leaves the offering size blank. We separate what the filing documents from the $100 billion raise that is only reported.
Mistral says its open-weight Large 4 leads in defensive security, but the independent Cyber Index puts it third. Here is what the scores, the hardware needs and the dual-use risk actually support.
Citrix NetScaler and Ivanti Connect Secure were exploited before fixes existed, and NetScaler's 4 October fix builds are still affected by a later SAML flaw on appliances acting as an identity provider. Here are the builds to move to by 6 November and how to check for compromise.
IDC measured Apple's third-quarter smartphone shipments down 4.0% while Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo fell 29% to 35%. The memory crunch is taxing volume at smaller makers and gross margin at Apple.
Four of the five largest AI spenders reported negative free cash flow in their latest quarter, yet operating cash still covers most of their capex in aggregate. Here is how bonds, new stock and leases fill the gap.
Alphabet's filings show Search slowed but kept growing, while free cash flow turned negative and buybacks stopped. Here is what each source can and cannot show about the 13% drop.
Four Big Tech companies reported about $207 billion of quarterly capex on four different definitions, and their stocks moved very differently. Here is what the cash-flow data can and cannot show.
ServiceNow's 26.95% one-day fall followed a cRPO guide only 1.3 points below consensus, and management quantified timing items that cover more than half of that gap. The filings fit a valuation reset better than AI agents taking revenue.